Re: Advice on the Proper stance from the GREATS
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BCBUD
Law of aerodynamics in why air flows faster over the foil of a wing of an airplane,is because the top wing is curved much like the human arm.this is axiomatic! In saying that when was the last time that you seen airplane with the left wing up and the right wing lowered?
You have to seriously consider writing screen plays for the Big Bang series
Re: Advice on the Proper stance from the GREATS
Quote:
Originally Posted by
BCBUD
Law of aerodynamics in why air flows faster over the foil of a wing of an airplane,is because the top wing is curved much like the human arm.this is axiomatic! In saying that when was the last time that you seen airplane with the left wing up and the right wing lowered?
Ive seen a couple of planes fighting each other too, but it wasnt in a ring or in a stance.
Re: Advice on the Proper stance from the GREATS
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Originally Posted by
Andre
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Originally Posted by
BCBUD
Law of aerodynamics in why air flows faster over the foil of a wing of an airplane,is because the top wing is curved much like the human arm.this is axiomatic! In saying that when was the last time that you seen airplane with the left wing up and the right wing lowered?
Ive seen a couple of planes fighting each other too, but it wasnt in a ring or in a stance.
Well! I guess that settles it!
Re: Advice on the Proper stance from the GREATS
Math shapes everything around mehttp://discovermagazine.com/~/media/Images/Issues/2013/December/math-made-flesh.jpg
http://math-fail.com/images-old/boxing-math.png
It makes no sense to fight of the back leg since as we know pressure cannot appear from nowhere in order to push the hand you have to push into the ground from the opposite direction, I.e the back leg being straight while the front leg bent.With one shoulder up and one shoulder down you have violated a law of pressure which I'll spare you the details on.
Re: Advice on the Proper stance from the GREATS
I get the feeling this place is being trolled :mad:. Had that feeling for a while. Think Ive had it.
Re: Advice on the Proper stance from the GREATS
Quote:
Originally Posted by
BCBUD
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Andre
Quote:
Originally Posted by
BCBUD
Law of aerodynamics in why air flows faster over the foil of a wing of an airplane,is because the top wing is curved much like the human arm.this is axiomatic! In saying that when was the last time that you seen airplane with the left wing up and the right wing lowered?
Ive seen a couple of planes fighting each other too, but it wasnt in a ring or in a stance.
Well! I guess that settles it!
Yep, you are so close.
Re: Advice on the Proper stance from the GREATS
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Originally Posted by
BCBUD
Math shapes everything around mehttp://discovermagazine.com/~/media/Images/Issues/2013/December/math-made-flesh.jpg
http://math-fail.com/images-old/boxing-math.png
It makes no sense to fight of the back leg since as we know pressure cannot appear from nowhere in order to push the hand you have to push into the ground from the opposite direction, I.e the back leg being straight while the front leg bent.With one shoulder up and one shoulder down you have violated a law of pressure which I'll spare you the details on.
Maybe its a language problem. When i say fighting of the back foot, I actually mean on the backfoot with knee bent not straight. Straight back leg means the head is in the wrong place.
Re: Advice on the Proper stance from the GREATS
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Originally Posted by
Andre
I get the feeling this place is being trolled :mad:. Had that feeling for a while. Think Ive had it.
Been thinking the same thing.
Re: Advice on the Proper stance from the GREATS
Quote:
Originally Posted by
BCBUD
Math shapes everything around mehttp://discovermagazine.com/~/media/Images/Issues/2013/December/math-made-flesh.jpg
http://math-fail.com/images-old/boxing-math.png
It makes no sense to fight of the back leg since as we know pressure cannot appear from nowhere in order to push the hand you have to push into the ground from the opposite direction, I.e the back leg being straight while the front leg bent.With one shoulder up and one shoulder down you have violated a law of pressure which I'll spare you the details on.
Pressure? as in P=F/A? I'd like to see you try to explain that one.